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Coming Soon. The GeForce RTX 4060, powered by the ultra efficient NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture and AI acceleration of DLSS 3 - available from June 29, starting at $299

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NVIDIA GeForce3 years ago

Dying Light 2 Stay Human: 🟢1920x1080 Resolution 🟢Highest Game Settings 🟢DLSS Super Resolution Quality Mode on RTX 20 Series, 30 Series, and 40 Series; Frame Generation on RTX 40 Series 🟢i9-12900K 🟢32GB RAM 🟢Win 11 X64 🟢RTX 3060 12GB model

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Nick G.3 years ago

Weird, it's almost like it is getting the exact same FPS as the RTX 3060 without DLSS 3 frame generation. You wouldn't be trying to sell us a "new" card with the exact same performance as the old card while employing software locks to give the "new" card the illusion of a performance increase, would you?! You wouldn't do that riiiiigggghhhhttttt?

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Aha3 years ago

@Twitter should be adding context that DLSS is not a reliable factor for comparing performance between GPUs

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Thibault3 years ago

How about an apple to apple comparison, without DLSS?

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Brian3 years ago

And why are we comparing this to a 1060?

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Kilz Knight3 years ago

Not showing that the 4060 is using DLSS 3.0 in the video should be illegal

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Spitogatos👾3 years ago

Don't try to trick people that the 4060 is better lmao

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🅶🅰🅼🅴🆂🆃🆄🅵🅵🆂 🎮3 years ago

Not every game support DLSS 3 so why not show the normal raster performance on all of them, then a DLSS version of all of them (FSR for 1060 ;))

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The Infernalist3 years ago

The product is just not priced right. From the pricing standpoint, you pushed all the decent GPU models to the high-end enthusiasts, and left everyone else with poor-performing products. You can get a PS5 and play everything you want with $500€. Why would the 300$ price-tag, only for the GPU component, be attractive to any gamer? Especially a low-end card.

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